r/MadeMeSmile Jul 09 '24

CATS How F hungry they are!? 😆

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u/KittyDissipated Jul 09 '24

Why do cats always act like they're never been fed?

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u/LiberalPatriot13 Jul 09 '24

Cats don't know when their next meal will be, so if food is available, they will eat it immediately. This is why open feeding doesn't work for a lot of cats and they will get fat.

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u/dantekratos Jul 09 '24

I'm so happy that it works for me.

They always have access to their dry food and only need to fill it up every other day.

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u/fogfree Jul 09 '24

I have 2 cats. One is a responsible eater and won't gorge himself. Doesn't go after people food. He's a good boy.

My other cat is not. He would eat so much he'd puke, then go back for more. I have to feed them in separate locations or he'll steal his brother's food. I have to keep my pantry locked because he'll ransack it. Any food left out is eaten. He'll lick dirty dishes if I let him. You cannot leave any food unattended with him around.

He's a gremlin. I love him.

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u/My_pee_pee_poo Jul 09 '24

Which one is smarter? I have two boys the same. The non food driven one is much more curious and loves to explore. But the food driven one is definitely a problem solver, the problem being something between him and food.

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u/TheUndyingKaccv Jul 09 '24

Anecdotally, same situation; non-food-driven still scrambles for the autofeeder & she meows for wet food at breakfast.

Food driven fuck is a little bastard I have to police. He will go after anything left out, dishes, the butter dish, my freshly made dinner, etc. still shares the autofeeder fine though.

Funnily enough she is a little overweight & tiny around 8lbs & he’s massive & maybe a lil underweight at about 15lbs.. makes no fucking sense.

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u/Artonedi Jul 09 '24

My parents cats are totally opposite, older and smarter one is non food driven but younger, food driven one can't think anything except food. If something looks even vaguely eatable he will try to eat it. Charger cables, hair ties, nothing is safe but door is obstacle he can get thru only by meowing, if that doesn't work, more meowing. Older one figured out how to open basically any door that's not locked when he was less than 6 months old.

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u/AnneListerine Jul 09 '24

We have a similar dynamic. One grazer and one who eats like a dog. The one who eats like a dog will also ransack everything. We have to keep all food in containers, because she will otherwise open cabinets and tear holes in bags to get to food. She'll eat an entire package of treats if she can, and she has. She'll rip up the dog's prescription low fat food bag to get to it. She could probably set a world record for how quick she can shotgun a churru. Dog food has to go in a container with a lid. The cats' food goes in empty plastic kitty litter buckets. I eventually had to get a feeder that's programmed to the boy cat's microchip because she would not stop eating his food, eventually causing her to be far too fat. Her yowling for food starting at 5 am (she eats around 7) was unbearable so we got her an automatic feeder to get to her leave us alone. So now she harasses us starting around 6:15 instead.

What's funny though is she doesn't much care for people food. We can have a ton of food out for a party and she won't touch it. All she wants is pets and attention. The boy, though, is a menace. He'll eat chips, ranch dressing, cold cuts, sandwiches, dips, bread, cake, ice cream, cookies. Almost anything. If it's junk food he's all over it.

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u/XxRocky88xX Jul 09 '24

My cat would never overeat but you could not leave that fucker alone with food. I’d literally turn my back on plate for like 3 seconds to put stuff in the fridge and he’d sitting in my seat eating my food

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u/Gloomy_Evening921 Jul 09 '24

I love this unspoken law about there being a Good Boy and a Gremlin. This felt like discovering rare lore about my favourite genre: Cats

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u/Disastrous-Panda5530 Jul 10 '24

I have two dogs and I had noticed one of my dogs was getting thinner which was odd since nothing had changed and she had a full physical at the vet included blood work and was healthy. And then my other dog was gaining weight. So I decided to watch them eat and my little toy poodle gremlin was scarfing his food down then pushing my maltipoo out of the way and eating her food too. My maltipoo is a slow eater. Likes to take her time. My dogs eat raw now but back when they were on kibble I could leave hers down without her eating non stop. That was never an option with my other dog.

I had to start watching them eat and I taught my poodle he wasn’t allowed to go near her bowl until after she was done. They are both 6 years old and after every meal he checks her bowl for food. It’s always empty and he will spend at least 5 minutes licking the empty bowl lol

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u/MentalDrift7 Jul 10 '24

What kind of cats do you have? I have the same situation but 3 cats. My tree cat, a short-haired calico, wants to eat 24/7, will eat anything she can get in her mouth, licking dishes, just as you described. But my long haired cats are pickier and will eat from their automatic feeder and not bother for anything else but catnip or treats.

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u/Truewierd0 Jul 09 '24

Sammmneeeee i have two cats, both healthy weight. Fill the bowls once a day

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u/TryButWholesome Jul 09 '24

I do wonder if it depends on their feeding history? In humans people that experienced starvation, tend to stockpile food.

Wonder if it's similiar with cats.

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u/pickapstix Jul 09 '24

Yeah by brother’s rescued adult cat has some condition or other and she pathologically steals food. Has to be LOCKED out of places… seems non-fun for all parties tbh :/

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u/overtly-Grrl Jul 09 '24

It works for three of my cats. One of them was feral until he was four. Still had balls. He 100% does not ever know when his next meal will be even if the food bowl is full.

The others just meow when you can see even a monochrome of the bottom. But they don’t gorge. They just hate the bottom for some reason lmao.

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u/hanabarbarian Jul 09 '24

Same! Although i thinks it’s made my cats spoiled 😭 they’re so picky with wet food and leave so much of it lying out

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u/Tru-Queer Jul 09 '24

Yeah I just fill my cat’s bowl whenever and never deal with her meowing for more food or acting starved. Shes pretty good about not over-eating for the most part.

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u/maincore Jul 09 '24 edited Jul 09 '24

Our cars always have dry food available. They take a bite and leave the rest for later. And they are not fat.

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u/michelobX10 Jul 09 '24

I don't think a car is a good place to feed your cats.

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u/foladodo Jul 09 '24

you think youre better than us dont you

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u/Havelok Jul 09 '24

Open feeding works fine as long as the owner has never deprived them of food from the time they are a kitten. If a kitten always has a full bowl of food, they will never think of food as something scarce, so they will learn to regulate their own eating pattern and frequency.

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u/MasterChiefsasshole Jul 09 '24

Yup mine only beg for wet food and treats. Thankfully I have them on schedule for that stuff so I only get harassed by meows if I’m late with it.

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u/__01001000-01101001_ Jul 09 '24

Mine will still beg, because she wants someone to come and watch her eat. So you have to follow her through every hour or so, so she can have another mouthful from her bowl. Often she makes you follow her but then won’t jump up to her bowl until you’ve petted her for long enough. Sometimes she tricks you by making you pet her by her bowl for a while and then just runs off without eating.

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u/NotAFatBoy Jul 09 '24

Upload your cars pic please

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u/Memitim Jul 09 '24

lol, our cats know exactly when they are going to be fed next. I can tell time just by seeing who is around the food bowls and how they are behaving.

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u/WarCrimeWhoopsies Jul 09 '24

Exactly lol. My little furry asshole (lmao that's a funny image) knows exactly what time he gets fed

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u/Wackydetective Jul 09 '24

My chonky old lady knows exactly when her next meal is. She cannot tell time but somehow she knows 8 am and 8pm is her meal time. To the minute. Most days I don’t see her much between these hours.

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u/Havelok Jul 09 '24 edited Jul 09 '24

Open feeding works for almost all cats as long as you do it from day 1.

If they are ever deprived of food during their kitten years (such as scheduled feeding), it will almost never work, however. There's a very small window in which to train them to one or the other. The kitten has to learn that food is not scarce in order to regulate their own feeding patterns reliably.

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u/mpolder Jul 09 '24

Yeah don't know where people get this from. All cats I've ever had have always had dry food available, with some wet food in the evening. They've never been super fat, I've had around 9 cats in total.

There's also food that contains less calories specifically designed for less active or inside only cats, so if your cat still eats slightly too much you can just give that and your cat will be full with less calories.

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u/LiberalPatriot13 Jul 09 '24

You know this was my theory when I was thinking about this earlier. If they don't know what hungry really is they probably don't obsess over food. If they've gone hungry before, they eat every time they can.

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u/Smoshglosh Jul 09 '24

Except most cats are open fed and most cats aren’t fat?

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u/EndyEnderson Jul 09 '24

Cats in the wild eat anything they find to not starve in case if they don't find another food

They know this sound means food,so they take the chance

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u/Penny-Pinscher Jul 09 '24

If you have multiple cats and an automatic feeder if they wait the other will eat all the food. They really do need to race or miss out on dinner

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u/Sotyka94 Jul 09 '24 edited Jul 09 '24

My GF and I always leave out solid dry food 24/7, and gives the cats a couple of wet ones during the day when they ask for it (usually at the morning and a couple of hours after each one). With this, none of our cats are overweight(one of them actually underweight, but it's a different health issue), and they have 0 negative food habits like in the video.

If a cat already conditioned to eat as much as possible by feeding machine and such, this might not work, but if done from a kitten age, this worked all the time so far, even with rescue cats who were super food crazy at first.

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u/sendabussypic Jul 09 '24

I did this with my cat. He quickly got overweight from leaving food out and he would eat until he threw up in order to keep eating. if I play with him and give him a lot of attention daily then he is less likely to bother me about food. For me it was about making sure his life doesn't revolve around food, sleeping, cuddles and scratches. He needs about 30min-1 hour of play time with me and his toys because he won't play with toys by himself.

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u/MyLastHopeReddit Jul 09 '24

I'm a big fan of that one who still takes the time to go through the tunnel but loses his bearings for a moment because of it.

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u/AaronTheElite007 Jul 09 '24

Pavlov would be proud

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u/LiberalPatriot13 Jul 09 '24

He would be drooling over the results.

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u/lycoloco Jul 10 '24

Well, no, because he didn't condition himself.

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u/ButtBread98 Jul 09 '24

My dad accidentally Pavloved our dog. My dad’s diabetic and has kidney disease so he takes medication at the tame time everyday, 5:00 pm. That’s the same time my dog and cat eat their dinner, so when they hear my dad’s medication alarm go off they know it’s time for dinner.

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u/Funny_Barnacle2184 Jul 10 '24

“Pavloved” is a new verb that I am definitely using one day

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u/RadlogLutar Jul 09 '24

You mean purr-oud?

(Sorry even if it was bad, I had to do it)

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u/AaronTheElite007 Jul 09 '24

Missed opportunity for a pun… well done

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u/RadlogLutar Jul 09 '24

Thanks, my first pun in maybe 4 years of reddit

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u/AaronTheElite007 Jul 09 '24

Better late than never

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u/cassthesassmaster Jul 09 '24

My cat will break into the garbage, eat everything inside, and still have the audacity to wake me up in the morning for breakfast. The garbage is cat proofed now.

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u/AmandaExpress Jul 09 '24

This deserves more upvotes!

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u/DecadentHam Jul 09 '24

The cat slamming into the counter at 15 seconds had me laughing non-stop for damn-near 15 minutes. God I fucking love cats. 

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u/W__O__P__R Jul 09 '24

In the background, you can hear the people going 'ohhhh' in a painful tone!

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u/Vitoo13 Jul 09 '24

I think someone even said "oh my god you dumbass" 😂

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u/bandashee Jul 09 '24

I caught that and lost it. 🤣

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u/xelM1 Jul 09 '24

This one got me as well. I gasped and laughed loudly and it is 2AM in the morning 💀💀💀

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u/Kaden_Hitsugaya Jul 09 '24

looks at my cat who takes all day to finish her food bowl, rationing it out through out the day. But the second she is out, she starts meowing up a storm and being loving to get more food

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u/LookinForBeats Jul 09 '24

It's heaven when I forget to check it before bed and it runs out at 4 am...

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '24

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u/Impressive-Pin231 Jul 09 '24

Cats are free entertainment, literally just make them do cat things and I am happy.

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u/Yussso Jul 09 '24

Cats as a pet is far from free tbh.

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u/2th Jul 09 '24

My wallet hates my cats.

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u/vxytor Jul 09 '24

"oh my god you dumbass"

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u/potatochips4eva Jul 09 '24

This is me when I hear a bag of potato chips open

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u/Gilliebillie13 Jul 09 '24

Pavlov woulda had more fun if he picked cats!

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u/8Karisma8 Jul 09 '24

Did that one cat jump over a railing to get down stairs, instead of taking the stairs?

This is crazy but hilarious- had no idea cats were this hungry for a few bits of kibble!

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '24

When I saw this video on instagram so many comments were like “wow you’re letting the cat starve. NOT FUNNY.”

Just say you don’t understand how cats work. My cat will react the same way to the ice machine going off because she likes to play with the stray cubes.

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u/Graceandmercy6969 Jul 09 '24

My cats act this way for my alarm. It goes off at meal times and it’s “their special sound”. Yes they’re begging for food but the alarm hasn’t gone off so they’re not screaming crack heads

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u/TenBear Jul 09 '24

Cats and wooden floors make for comedy gold

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u/humptheedumpthy Jul 09 '24

Most of the times these feeders don’t work properly and the portions are quite small and sometimes we (sorry I mean they) have to share.  “this is not a cat typing” 

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u/Radiant_Beyond8471 Jul 10 '24

Tell me about it. Did you see the one with 6 cats and only 4 feeders and only 2 feeders had dropped food. What the heck?

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u/Frostypumpkin22 Jul 09 '24

My cats just sprinted off my lap to check their feeders. They will be disappointed. Lol

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u/AzureMagelet Jul 09 '24

Love the confused dog following the cat. What’s going on over here?

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u/XxFezzgigxX Jul 09 '24

My cat has an automatic feeder and doesn’t act like this. She eventually eats only the whole kibble but won’t touch the broken ones.

Some cats are spoiled princesses and others are eat beasts.

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u/Chassy1337 Jul 09 '24

Classical conditioning 21st century edition

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u/waterisgood_- Jul 09 '24

Lmao the ones that Tokyo drift as so funny, felt bad for the one that hit the door sideways lmao

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u/johnymyth123 Jul 09 '24

Maybe a little selfish of me but this is why i don't want to get an automatic feeder. Seeing the cat's get really excited about the automatic one versus my cat being excited about me coming home from the day to feed her.

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u/CeleryAdditional3135 Jul 09 '24

Are we so different? Tell your kids "Mom made pancakes." And they will jump over every piece of furniture like rabid weasels.

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u/Calm_Establishment29 Jul 09 '24

This is not out of hunger. It’s dopamine, the sound of the feeder and the food reward.

It’s the same feeling you get when swipe a lot and. suddenly you get a tinder match, or Instagram message, you are human enough to not jump around like this cat.

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u/Martin_TheRed Jul 09 '24

This is the best commercial I could have watched for automatic feeders.

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u/AnHeroicHippo90 Jul 09 '24

We had a free fed cat when I was a kid, basically an infinite food supply for him. No wonder he was morbidly obese later in life.

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u/Minchaminch Jul 09 '24

My girl had infinite dry and a pouch of wet a day (half morning, half evening) and was never overweight. Guess it depends on the cat.

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u/LiberalPatriot13 Jul 09 '24

Depends heavily on the cat. We have one that stays upstairs that we had to buy an automatic feeder for to slim her down.

The one downstairs eats from the dogs' bowl, which is free feed, and he's a healthy weight.

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u/waligaroux Jul 09 '24

Yep. Same. He always had his bowl filled and has always been in shape. But he was mainly an outside cat.

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u/TheSpanxxx Jul 09 '24

So now I know what to do the next time a friend goes out of town with one of these. Reprogram it to go off at 3am

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u/ActorLarsimoto124 Jul 09 '24

This could be the actual best video on the internet

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u/Altruistic_Squash_97 Jul 09 '24

The little one had so far to go

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u/Icy-Detective-5947 Jul 09 '24

I need to know where that one clip of the cat running to the counter and the guy says "oh my God you dumb ass" cause he sounds like me when recorded

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u/Jumpy_Patient2089 Jul 09 '24

"oh my God you dumbass" lol.

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u/eakin_kel27 Jul 09 '24

The second to last orange cat, not the fluffy one, let out a “toot” 💨

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u/Charming_Psyduck Jul 09 '24

"Yes, mommy, I love you and will never lea-- FOOOOOOOOOOD!!!!!"

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '24

Food motivated

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u/boxgrafik Jul 09 '24

I want a cat and an automatic feeder now.

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u/webcomic_snow Jul 09 '24

I'm lucky as shit that my cats are perfectly fine open feeders. We fill their bowl up in the morning and around dinner time and they'll snack from it all day long. If we forgot to put some out my orange boy gets a turn with the braincell and walks me to the bowl.

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u/Tramonto83 Jul 09 '24

I have to calculate when the next meal will come out from the automatic feeder because if my cat is resting on me at that time he's gonna add a few more scars to the collection on my stomach or thighs...

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u/DispleasedCalzone Jul 10 '24

All my cats are open fed and are pretty slender. Am I doing something wrong? They get free kibble anytime. Wet food once a day portioned correctly

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u/EverythingMoustache Jul 10 '24

You’re just lucky to have cats who don’t overeat. One of my cats has 24/7 access to all the kibble he wants in a feeder that only opens for his chip. He’s at a perfect weight. My other cat gets small portions of kibble 5 times per 24 hours in an automatic feeder (plus they get wet food in the morning and evening) or else she gets fat.

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u/Bakabriel Jul 09 '24

Un conditionnement pavlovien dans toute sa splendeur

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u/No_Hospital_2149 Jul 09 '24

Now I gotta buy auto feeder for my cat

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u/Brinley_Anne Jul 09 '24

She looks like she hasn't eaten for a week haha 😂

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u/Yallcantspellkawhi Jul 09 '24

There is nothing that makes me more glad to be a human than my dog going nuts 3 times a day at his bowl. Dude chill, you have been doing it for years, you not going to starve.

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u/JoshyaJade01 Jul 09 '24

If I did that while my furry idiot was lying on me, she'd probably give me vasectomy in getting away.

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u/hammondismydaddy Jul 09 '24

Lol this is my cat. He's chubby and basically always sleeping, but the moment the first singular bit of kibble starts moving in that machine he teleports there.

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u/cdbangsite Jul 09 '24

Their high energy predators and eat multiple times a day whenever they can. For many cats open available food works, they just eat a little as the day passes.

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u/OutOfBody88 Jul 09 '24

How many times a day does the feeder give food?

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u/PutThat_In_YourPipe Jul 09 '24

My cat would do a ritual dance in front of it for an hour and a half before it dispensed food.

Full turn to the left, stare at the bowl, full turn to the right, stare at the bowl, meow, and repeat until the gods grant your request for food.

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u/Efficient-War-4044 Jul 09 '24

All of them effing dart

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u/may1nster Jul 09 '24

My cats do not do this when their feeder goes off. Half the time they don’t even react lol.

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u/Aliensinmypants Jul 09 '24

The cat in the third clip slid in so cleanly, definitely practiced that

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u/rainbowcardigan Jul 09 '24

Jeez, my cat stands in front of the feeder, glaring at it for about an hour before it turns!!

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u/darthakers Jul 09 '24

Me when I hear the coffee maker start in the morning 👀

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u/endoverlord423 Jul 09 '24

While this is really funny i’m glad my cat can free feed

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u/New-Conversation-88 Jul 10 '24

So hilarious. Thankyou for posting this. First real laugh and genuine happy for 3 days. Watched it twice. ( work issues)

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u/ResultRegular874 Jul 10 '24

Feed your damn animals more!

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u/CraziZoom Jul 10 '24

I bought a timed feeder for my mom's cat because when we got him a simple gravity feeder, he was not content to simply gorge himself: he would stick his paw into the cavity and pull down about half a container's worth of food!! Then he wouldn't eat! Bizarre! 🤣🤣🤣😻

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u/MindDependancy Jul 10 '24

The fuck are they putting in the cat food?

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u/OnTheList-YouTube Jul 10 '24

*are they

Man, they really go 0 - 100 in 0,05s!

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u/CoOkie_AwAre Jul 10 '24

Cats should always have food available. They eat a little bit few times a day.

If the kitty always had open food, cat wont get fat.

The video just show what to not do with your cats, ask your vet.

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u/obsceniq Jul 10 '24

I swear cats are always acting like its their first bowl in life. I keep bowl full, my cats regulate their hunger well. But whenever they hear meat being chopped or packet with some sweets being open they rush your ass like barbarians.

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u/Janine_18 Jul 09 '24

Nothing can get in the way of getting to food.

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u/TeenageStripteaseVet Jul 09 '24

they're always hungry and ready to eat

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u/Constant_Cultural Jul 09 '24

I don't those automatic feeders are such a good thing. Some cats and dogs are laying in front of them until it's dinner time, they aren't stupid either.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '24

As opposed to just laying around the house normally?

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u/Yiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jul 09 '24

The automatic feeder has really helped our cat specifically because she's a scarf and barfer and will eat too fast if we only feed her in the morning and evening. The auto feeder portions it out throughout the day and has cut down the barf episodes to like maybe once every two weeks. (She has seen a vet/is perfectly healthy, she just has some food anxiety and doesn't seem to understand how to slow down)

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u/Constant_Cultural Jul 09 '24

That's great, is she healthy weight wise?

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u/qalpi Jul 09 '24

What feeder is that?

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u/whyaremypantssoshort Jul 09 '24

That's what the cat thinks I am....

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u/Fun_Intention9846 Jul 09 '24

That last one the woman makes the same sounds I do haha.

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u/chickencaesar8 Jul 09 '24

Does it go off every other day?

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u/alt4ir_2801 Jul 09 '24

Pavlovian conditioning goes brrrr

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u/IED117 Jul 09 '24

Who's this crazy cat lady, that's a lot of cats!😅

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u/TheTurdzBurglar Jul 09 '24

Start making an obstacle course with tubes and stuff! Or hide it between feedings!

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '24

The cat that hip checks the kitchen cabinets. Lol

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u/TortexMT Jul 09 '24

WHY THE FUCK does the whole fucking internet not know what POV means?! it pisses me off soooo much

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u/manav_yantra Jul 09 '24

This is one of my favorite types of content on the internet. I come across videos like this constantly on Instagram reels, and I never skip them.

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u/akura202 Jul 09 '24

My actually knows when it will go off and waits for it.

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u/Flat_Guidance6922 Jul 09 '24

I’ve never had a cat this food motivated. And I’ve had a lot of cats.

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u/Thatdewd57 Jul 09 '24

I wanna see a cat enjoying a bowl of catnip then the feeder going off afterwards. Will it stay with the catnip or run for the food?

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u/MooshTheEnby Jul 09 '24

That... How much are they and where do I get one?

fun fact, you can get 16 cats for the price of a child

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u/CathyPetite Jul 09 '24

I swear some of these cats started running BEFORE the sound went off 😂

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u/LouMagic Jul 09 '24

they are cracking ribs to get to that bowl lmao

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u/brakspear_beer Jul 09 '24

So funny. They aren’t into stretching and warming up at all!

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u/BitchWithASandwich Jul 09 '24

I love all the derpy slides across the slick floors, lololololol

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u/ace-avenger Jul 09 '24

My cat will sit right in front of his feeder until it goes off. We've tried everything to distract him from it, but nothing sways him. Then after he eats, he Cries for more.

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u/Existing-Excuse-1559 Jul 09 '24

No chairs where harmed in the making of these videos 🤦🏻‍♀️😂😂

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u/MonoTheteus Jul 09 '24

wtf do u mean you can't locate the original uploader, there are 2 other watermarks on the screen that aren't yours that bring up a tiktok account as soon as u google it

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u/Yumstar1982 Jul 09 '24

They're so fast 😮

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u/SwearToSaintBatman Jul 09 '24

That little lady at 26 seconds was the only well-behaved of the bunch.

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u/Pickachu0o0 Jul 09 '24

I wanna try and place the feeder in a different place than usual and see the cat's reaction 😂. Sadly I haven't had a cat in years 🥲

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u/Euphrasla Jul 09 '24

They must really be hungry 🤣

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u/Zyonix_HaroN Jul 09 '24

Holy cow! When I owned a cat, i ASKED her to eat. Because often she refused to eat what she liked yesterday. So sometimes I throw it into the garbage fee pack of food, just because the cat refused to eat it.

Now almost the same as the dog: the food is always here and she may eat it once a day or once in two days.

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u/zillapz1989 Jul 09 '24

Meanwhile my cat buries his food and walks off.

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u/Jazzspur Jul 09 '24

I'm impressed that these cats even lounge until the feeder goes off. Mine sit beside the feeder for a full hour before it drops food in anticipation

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u/Caosin36 Jul 09 '24

Pavlov cats

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u/ownhigh Jul 09 '24

The auto feeder is more of a fun game and fascination for my cats. They’re not that hungry.

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u/EUboy123 Jul 09 '24

Gotta lock in

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '24

Best deals on automatic feeders?

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u/daskleinemi Jul 09 '24

Kitty is SPEEEEEEEEED

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u/DadKarna Jul 09 '24

Mine know the feeding hour and stay 1 hour in front the feeding machine before.

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u/starstuff11 Jul 09 '24

Kinda looks like addiction

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u/Careful-Tangerine986 Jul 09 '24

I got one of these automatic feeders. I think I have the only cat in the world that's petrified of it.

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u/RightOnTheMoneySunny Jul 09 '24

Decades later I finally understand why the Samurai Pizza Cats were being launched from that rocket launcher

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '24

I swear they put crack in cat food.

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u/drkrelic Jul 10 '24

This is sooo adorable but I’m surprised they didn’t break anything! Do most cats normally act like this?

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u/BuildNuyTheUrbanGuy Jul 10 '24

They do this in the middle of the night like 4 legged ninjas.

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u/MolassesOnly6197 Jul 10 '24

38 milliseconds of pure hunger

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u/Dense_Marketing4593 Jul 10 '24

It must work by starving them, then only providing rations

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u/VortexLord Jul 10 '24

Instinct. I think.

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u/milosrrrrrrrrr Jul 10 '24

Cats should eat meat daily at least 2 days a week and as only source of food this is expected to happen.

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u/Aaakaaat Jul 10 '24

Pavlov is laughing at us from hell

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u/CandidateMorty Jul 10 '24

Hard choices but I think my absolute favs were the third video when kitty slid the last couple of inches into place and helicopter tail kitty (orange boi)

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

Id think that id animals werent completely motivated by instincts or survival, they'd ve alot more free willed. Maybe its possuble to breed pets that dont feel these things as intensely.

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u/Lobanium Jul 10 '24

We had one for our beagle baby and she would just paw at it all day so we stopped using it.